Bulgaria, Past & PresentSherratt & Hughes, 1936 - 480 páginas |
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... politicians which was leading them astray . This deplorable state of affairs was the inevitable consequence of the malevolent foreign influences to which Bulgaria was subjected , and of the too - advanced political Constitution , with ...
... politicians which was leading them astray . This deplorable state of affairs was the inevitable consequence of the malevolent foreign influences to which Bulgaria was subjected , and of the too - advanced political Constitution , with ...
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... political parties and their mutual hosti- lities constituted the best guarantee for the maintenance of his dominating position in the country . Party spirit was extremely virulent and political intrigue had no limits ; antagonism ...
... political parties and their mutual hosti- lities constituted the best guarantee for the maintenance of his dominating position in the country . Party spirit was extremely virulent and political intrigue had no limits ; antagonism ...
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... political parties . The military had warned in time the politicians that they should sink their quarrels and attend to the proper governing of the country ; they had insisted on the neces- sity of the civilians combining to form a ...
... political parties . The military had warned in time the politicians that they should sink their quarrels and attend to the proper governing of the country ; they had insisted on the neces- sity of the civilians combining to form a ...
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